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AGRA: Be careful if you're planning to take any 'selfie' in front of train, as it may land you in jail.
An order has been circulated to all station officers of GRP Agra division, asking them to book individuals if they are found taking selfie near train at platform, in moving train near entrance/exit door or on railway tracks, as this activity is liable to endanger not only their lives, but of others also.
The order came in the backdrop of deaths of three youths and a 45-year-old man, who were allegedly killed...
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while taking selfie close to railway track.
Speaking to TOI, deputy superintendent of police for GRP Agra division, Raj Kumar Gautam said, "From now on, if anyone is founding taking selfie close to high speed train or railway track, than the act of him/her will be treated as attempt to suicide and he/she will definitely be booked and may even be jailed for endangering their lives and others."
He said, "On April 15, three boys and one man were killed in Mirzapur and Saharanpur districts. In Mirzapur two friends (18 & 20) who had come for local fair were taking selfie close to railway track when high speed New Delhi-Dibrugarh (Brahmaputra mail) mowed down the duo. From the same train, a 45-year-old passenger who was watching the duo taking selfie fell under the wheels of train and was killed instantly. In Saharanpur a class X student was mowed down by train while taking selfie near unmanned railway crossing."
On anonymity a station officer of heavily busy station of Agra said, "Individuals will be booked under IPC section 307 (attempt to suicide) or section 145 in of Railways Act if caught by RPF."
Section 145 of railway act (Wilfully or without excuse interferes with any amenity provided by the railway administration so as to affect the comfortable travel of any passenger, he may be removed from the railway by any railway servant and shall, in addition to the forfeiture of his pass or ticket, be punishable with imprisonment which may extend to six months and with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees).
Last year in the month of January, attempt to click "eye-catching pictures" to upload them on social networking sites cost three college going friends, when they were run over by the speeding train near Kosi Kalan.
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